Nowadays, the number of people with infertility is growing. Don’t think that this has anything to do with women. Men are the backbone of the family. Excessive psychological stress and high work intensity can easily lead to male infertility. In addition, women suffering from certain gynecological diseases or high mental stress can also cause infertility. Infertility is not only related to physical fitness, but also related to occupation.

Which professions require people to protect their fertility?

1. People engaged in the financial industry

People engaged in the financial industry need to pay attention to the financial market and economic situation at all times, and are even afraid of missing opportunities when eating, sleeping or going to the toilet. If men remain in a high state of tension for a long time, it will inevitably inhibit the normal secretion of sex hormones, thus affecting the spermatogenic function of the testicles. , reduce sexual desire. Such men need to maintain a regular schedule, learn to regulate stress, and participate in more physical exercises to reduce brain fatigue. In addition, if women engage in this industry, it will also affect endocrine and ovulation, leading to female infertility.

2. Driver

The driver spends most of the day in the cab driving, eating and drinking irregularly, and is highly stressed while driving. In addition, the car engine generates heat, and repeated stepping on the accelerator and brakes will cause the friction between the legs to generate heat, thereby squeezing the testicles, raising local temperatures, blocking blood circulation, and affecting sperm production and vitality. Therefore, drivers need to choose loose and pure cotton underwear, and stop and rest for 10 to 15 minutes every hour of driving.

3. Chef

For men, chef is considered a high-risk occupation, because long-term stay in a high-temperature working environment will increase testicular temperature and damage reproductive function. In addition, standing for a long time will cause poor blood return in the testicular veins, and blood will be retained in the blood vessels, causing obstruction of the spermatic veins and leading to varicose veins. Therefore, chefs try to choose clothes that are breathable and moisture-absorbent.

4. Chemical industry workers

Those who have been engaged in the chemical industry for a long time, such as construction workers, painters, and decorators, deal with organic solvents such as benzene, formaldehyde, and carbon disulfide every day, which can have toxic effects on the reproductive system and even cause sperm abnormalities. Try to take protective measures while working, and wait half a year after quitting your job before preparing to get pregnant.

5. Reporters and teachers

Whether you are a reporter or a teacher, you are under a lot of pressure, especially women of childbearing age, who have great mood swings. Being in a state of high stress for a long time will cause endocrine disorders, leading to irregular menstruation or a lack of ovulation, which can lead to female infertility.

6. Doctor

Female medical staff are often exposed to harmful chemicals at work, such as anesthetics, disinfectants, and drugs that affect hormones. In addition, often working night shifts and rotating shifts, and facing difficult patients, will inevitably affect reproductive health, disrupt endocrine systems, and increase the risk of infertility.

7. Civilian personnel

Civilian staff sit for long periods of time, lack of activity, and have poor blood circulation, which slows down the blood circulation and easily causes obstruction of pelvic venous return, leading to adnexitis and pelvic inflammatory disease. In addition, it can also cause fallopian tube adhesions, which is not conducive to natural pregnancy, and may even lead to fallopian tube blockage.

Warm reminder

People engaged in the above seven industries must pay attention to stopping work half a year before preparing for pregnancy, staying away from all unsafe factors, and relaxing physically and mentally. In addition, 26 to 30 years old is the best childbearing age for women. Do not delay the age of conception, otherwise it will increase the risk of pregnancy.